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Lawyers win at the end. Will all the sponsors come back to LAC then? Posted via RS Mobile |
I can't see how the NBA can fine him 2.5 million for his personal opinions. Sounds like a cash grab. |
Kudos to commissioner Silver bringing the hammer down on Sterling. Nobody, even a billionaire, should be excused for saying those hurtful words about African Americans or any visible minority. C'mon Aquilini, buy the Clippers and move them to Vancouver. Lowball Sterling! Bring back the NBA to our city! :accepted: |
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Not that I don't agree with the ban, but on what grounds can they fine someone 2.5M for their personal opinion? There must be a clause in the NBA Owners contract that addresses this? Also, in another thread, we just covered that private conversations in the states can't be recorded (or at least are inadmissible in court).. |
i honestly think that the man just chose the wrong words at that time. if he had said something along the lines of "dont bring your fucking hood rat friends to my basketball games" this whole situation wouldn't have blown up in his face. i dont know about you guys, but if i was a billionare i sure as fuck would not want to hang around hood rats either.. |
the general masses.. the public, just want to throw tomatoes at someone. |
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The actions of Sterling could directly affect other owners and the leagues reputation. So you are damn right they will drop the hammer on his ass or anyone else if they start saying stupid shit that could hurt ratings or drop attendance. Even if the above wasnt the case (which it is), if I were the judge on the case I would stand behind the NBA just on the basis that Sterling is a Racist dickhead. I hope they force a sale, I mean what good is an owner who is Banned for life, from almost anything NBA related? |
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If the NBA did not fine him and kick him out the players would have gone on strike. That's According to former NBA player/Player rep/mayor of Sacramento Kevin Johnson. Steve Nash was also at the same press conference and spoke. |
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Even if you see the ban as an attack on "free speech", in the end, this decision was as much about money as it was about values. Money always talks in the end. I'm sure the NBA's lawyers have every reason to believe they can win if Sterling takes the league to court. Posted via RS Mobile |
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Where's Chucky, clearly Magic set him up so he can buy the team it's all part of the New World Order. :troll: |
Funny how Magic was the person who was singled out in the tapes and now he's the frontrunner to buy the Clippers. And I'm glad this guy has been ousted, his comments went beyond "free of speech". He was protected by David Stern and others but eventually your hate gets exposed and shit hits the fan. He's a known racist and bigot who has a long history of hurting and destroying vulnerable people in our society like poor minorities by using his power and wealth. The largest discrimination settlement in LA history belongs to this guy and the way he treated people was unimaginable. |
To be honest, I don't really know why people are surprised by this racist fuck. This kind of talk and mindset is EXTREMELY common in high levels of government, banks, and corporations. It's an old white boys club, if you think this Sterling asshole is one of the few, you're grossly mistaken. Racism isn't gone, far from it. What bothers me the most is that these are the kind of people we have running our societies on the highest levels, these old archaic racist nitwits. My dream is that one day these guys will die off, and hopefully the younger generations will move into positions of power without having the racist dogmas from the past. Maybe I'm thinking a little too pie in the sky though. |
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. Man, those gifts..... dayammmm! :suspicious:[/QUOTE] This V. Stiviano girl is a gold digger for sure: $1.8 million duplex A Ferrari Two Bentleys A Range Rover :fuckthatshit: Sterling's wife is suing this girl Sterling Lawsuit Against Stiviano -- NYMag |
imo if you are 75+ years old you get a pass on racism and religion. especially if you were brought up from the south. |
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In the same way, being Filipino when I'm with my friends I make jokes all the time about Filipino people being nannies, working at McDonalds, housekeeping, etc... whereas I would be somewhat offended if some random person of another race started spouting off the same stuff in front of me. IMO being part of a racial group, whatever it is, gives you some license to notice stereotypes and poke fun at them. It's like how the "What White People Like" website is run by a white guy... but would likely be seen as offensive if, say, a Black person was running it. |
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I'm gonna just leave this here NBA Legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Rips BOTH SIDES in Donald Sterling ?Scandal? | Top Right News TL : DR One past incident, Sterling fined $3 million because he refused to house blacks cause he felt they "smell and attract vermin". (by far a more disgusting comment than the one this time) “So, if we’re all going to be outraged,” the former NBA star wrapped up, “let’s be outraged that we weren’t more outraged when his racism was first evident. Let’s be outraged that private conversations between people in an intimate relationship are recorded and publicly played. Let’s be outraged that whoever did the betraying will probably get a book deal, a sitcom, trade recipes with Hoda and Kathie Lee, and soon appear on ‘Celebrity Apprentice’ and ‘Dancing with the Stars.’” |
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